2001 DCI World Championships held in Orchard Park, NY on August 11, 2001 1. Cavaliers (1st Place 98.35) 2. Blue Devils (2nd Place Tie 97.60) 3. Cadets (2nd Place Tie 97.60) 4. Santa Clara Vanguard (4th Place 95.35) 5. Glassmen (5th Place 94.30) 6. Phantom Regiment (6th Place 91.90) 7. Crossmen (7th Place 91.15) 8. Bluecoats (8th Place 90.75) 9. Boston Crusaders (9th Place 88.80) 10. Carolina Crown (10th Place 86.95) 11. Madison Scouts (11th Place 85.55) 12. Colts (12th Place 84.90)
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